housing starts

United States Of America - New Construction Permits of residential homes simmered in June. The seasonally adjusted annual rate of privately owned dwelling units authorized by building permits was 1,685,000. This is 0.6 percent lower than the revised May rate of 1,695,000, but 1.4% higher than the June 2021 rate of 1,661,000. The rate of…

United States Of America - Housing Starts in the United States are having a late winter pop as we saw new Total Housing Starts pop to the highest levels since 2006. Momentum data shows strong signs as starts defy recent Builder Confidence surveys from U.S. Home Builders. Due to political climate and upcoming elections multifamily…

United States Of America - Building permits in the United States increased 0.3 percent from a month earlier to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.76 million in January of 2022, from the previous month's 1.755 million and below market expectations of 1.77 million. Single-family authorizations jumped 6.8 percent to a rate of 1,205 thousand…

Washington, D.C. - In November 2021, housing starts in the United States increased 11.8 percent to an annualized rate of 1.679 million, the highest level since March and well above the market consensus of 1.568 million. Single-family housing starts increased 11.3 percent to 1.173 million, while units in buildings with five or more units…

Washington, D.C. - Residential Construction Housing starts in the United States surprisingly decreased by 1.6 percent mum in September 2021, to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.555 million, contrary to market expectations of 1.62 million. It is the lowest reading in five months, as the housing sector has been bogged down by high building…

Washington, D.C. - Building permits in the United States increased 6.0 percent month over month in August 2021 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.728 million, the highest level since April and significantly higher than market projections of 1.60 million. The volatile multi-segment increased 15.8 percent to 674 thousand authorizations,…

Washington, D.C. - Housing starts in the United States increased 3.9 percent in August 2021 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.615 million units, rebounding from a downward revised 6.2 percent decline in July and outperforming market expectations of 1.554 million. Buildings with five or more units began construction at a 21.6 percent…

As reported in our latest stories, it is confirmed, housing starts in the United States fell 7% in July 2021 to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.543 million units, considerably below market expectations of 1.6 million. It is the lowest reading in three months, as construction costs and property prices continue to rise.Single-family home…